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F1 hospitality, Silverstone – F1 Race Day – Sunday 9th July 2023

Time: 8.30 – 18.30
Where: Legends Club, Silverstone – Suite: Ultimate Racing 3A, within Brooklands Building on the 3rd Floor.

 

What’s included in your Formula 1 VIP package?

  • Full entrance ticket and VIP suite pass including access to the centre of the Silverstone circuit
  • VIP parking
  • Large covered viewing balcony overlooking the Silverstone track
  • Tea & coffee served all day
  • Private Bar with complimentary Beers, Wines, Soft drinks
  • Champagne & selected Spirits – Saturday & Sunday Only
  • Superb all-day catering including special British Grand Prix menu:
    • Hot & cold breakfast items on arrival
    • Two course F1 Grand Prix “Chef’s Table” buffet lunch with selected fine wines
    • Ploughman’s style afternoon tea
    • Cakes and sweet treats
  • Official F1 Event Program per person
  • Silverstone ear piece radio per person
  • In-suite Televisions
  • Private tables for groups of 10 guests, smaller groups on shared tables
  • Optional motorsport raffle

Full agenda to be sent out 2 weeks prior to the event.

Sample menu

  • Breakfast selection
  • Served hot – bacon rolls & vegetarian alternatives
  • Selection of cereals
  • Fresh pastries, Fruit
  • Two-course Grand Prix lunch (buffet-style)
  • Seafood platter
  • Roast beef with medley of seasonal vegetable
  • Selection of salads & pastas
  • Stupendous dessert treats
  • Afternoon tea
  • Savoury treats including Scotch Eggs, pork pies, quiche
  • English cheeses with chutney and biscuits
  • Selected cakes
  • All day
  • Sweet treats and nibbles on tables, plus fresh fruit
  • A selection of teas, coffee and soft drinks
  • Selected wines and beers from 11am
  • Champagne and selected spirits

Food is freshly prepared on site by Silverstone’s in-house caterers with locally sourced produce where ever possible.

Some little nuggets of information

When was the track built?

Little did those laying the perimeter road to the RAF Silverstone airfield in 1942 know that they were setting down what would become one of the world’s greatest race tracks. But, well, they were! The Silverstone circuit was first used for a proper motor race in 1947 – although sadly, a local sheep lost its life during the proceedings…

When was its first Grand Prix?

Silverstone was the first Grand Prix, hosting the inaugural Formula 1 World Championship round on May 13 1950. Old campaigner Giuseppe Farina, who’d take that year’s title, won the race in his Alfa Romeo 158.

What’s the circuit like?

At the 2018 British Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton compared a flat-out lap around Silverstone to flying a fighter jet, which should tell you all you need to know about the Northamptonshire circuit. Despite numerous layout changes over the years, Silverstone has always maintained its essential character as one of the fastest tracks on the F1 calendar, while historic corners like Maggotts, Becketts and Abbey provide some of the biggest challenges for racing drivers anywhere in the world.

Why go?

It’s hard to stop the goose bumps from prickling as you walk around one of the great cathedrals of motorsport, while in terms of atmosphere, the British fans are always reliably raucous – this is the country that invented football (that’s soccer, mind), after all.

Silverstone – The home of the British Grand Prix

Time: 8.30 – 18.30

Legends Club

Suite: Ultimate Racing 3A, within Brooklands Building on the 3rd Floor

Silverstone Circuit
Towcester
Northamptonshire
NN12 8TN